1. Process Drawings Matrix, Bubble, and Block Plans
Schematic Design

2. Prototypical Plan Sketches
Experience = Quick estimation
Past projects are guides
Prototypical = generalized sketch
Quick for information only
Will not be set in stone designs
Will need basic knowledge of typical furniture sizes and access to reference manuals
Provides a better understanding of the needs for each space
Not intended for clients use

4. Team Assignment:
Each team will develop prototypical plan sketches for each of their spaces.
Make sure that the sq. footage we assigned is going to accommodate the FF&E required.
If the space is too large, adjust it so it will not be wasteful.
Include dimensions and all furniture/equipment required in the space.

5. Criteria Matrix Completed after the plan sketches are finalized.
Criteria includes:
Sq. Footage
Adjacencies
Public Access
Daylight/View
Privacy
Plumbing
Special Equip
Special Considerations

7. Bubble (relationship) Diagram
Draw circles for each space required
Size of circle should relate to sq. footage
Spaces requiring adjacencies should be close to each other (or touch)
Use connecting lines (graphic symbols) to indicate adjacencies and major circulation.
Should not relate to building shell
Room names and sq. footages indicated
Views, privacy etc. should be indicated.
Must include a legend.

10. Bubble Diagram of Dentist Office

11. Schematic Design for Doctor’s Office

12. Develop a style and make it GRAPHIC!

13. Computer Generated Bubble

17. Bubble Plan (in shell)

18. Block Plan

19. Schematic Plans should be quick – Not on CAD
Schematic Plans should be quick – Not on CAD! You will do DOZENS of plans before reaching a solution you will draw in CAD.

20. Sketched Floor Plan

21. Sketched Elevations

22. Quick Thumbnail

23. Process Sketching

24. Process – Refined

25. Conceptual Sketch

26. Conceptual Doodle/Perspective

27. 1 Point in Full Frame

28. 2-Point done by overlay

29. Refined 2-point by overlay